Photoshoot and Beyond
We put eight game-changing fast prime lenses for mirrorless cameras through their paces to see if they’re worth the money.
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When I reviewed the ExoLens for iPhone 6 last year, my chief complaint was the poor image quality when using the lenses kitted with the ExoLens frame. That problem may be solved now that Zeiss has jumped into the lens game with ExoLens with a lens kit that includes the Mutar 0.6x wide angle, Mutar 2x telephoto, […]
Aside from the new 300mm f/4 lens introduced at CES 2016, the Olympus Stylus Tough TG-870 is the other new photo product from Olympus. It follows last year’s TG-860 with incremental upgrades from the well-regarded tough, point-and-shoot. New features on the TG-870 include AF-lock, a brighter LCD, new night shooting modes and Art Filters. If […]
Camera bags are nothing more than backpacks, luggage and messenger bags designed specifically to safely transport your photography gear around in. It’s what’s inside the bag that matters most. Of course, you’re going to want camera bodies, lenses, speed lights, memory cards, microfiber clothes and more. But there are some items that you wouldn’t traditionally […]
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Social media can be a great tool to promote yourself as an artist and get your work out there. However, Facebook is a notorious time-waster and too many people sit tight by their screen after posting something on Instagram or whatever and wait to see how many ‘likes’ and comments they receive. Two things are […]
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It might sound strange, but I’ve always been fascinated by a washing machine. A few times growing up, my mother and I made trips to the laundromat when our family’s washer or dryer broke and each time I sat in front of the front-loading washing machines and watched as clothes, water and bubbles splashed around. […]
The post Mezmerizing GoPro video shows what it’s like to be inside of a washer’s spin cycle appeared first on DIY Photography.
I’ve shot many football games in my life. At times, my camera’s batteries have lost charge more quickly than usual, but never before have my batteries actually frozen to the point where they won’t even turn on. But that’s exactly what happened this past weekend during the NFL Playoff game between the Minnesota Vikings and […]
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If you’re a Time Lapse fan like myself than this is an exciting weekend. Gunther Wegner, creator of LRTimelapse, (arguably the best plugin/tool for your time lapse arsenal on the market), just sent out the press release detailing the specifics of the latest update to LRTimelapse 4.5 including use of some of the awesome newest features […]
We’ve long been fans of the Fuji Instax line, even taking them all the way to the Peruvian Amazon. They are instant cameras, letting you quickly share a photo, and bring some of the magic of instant photography everywhere you go. (Fun fact: the Instax Mini film was the most popular item on Amazon this […]
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Premiere Elements 14 is the latest version of Adobe’s affordable video editor for consumers. New features include 4K video editing, new and professional-looking motion titles, a selective-colour mode and slow-motion effects with enhanced guidance. Adobe Premiere Elements 14 is available now for Windows and Mac for $99.99 / £79.99 – Vincent Oliver finds out if it’s worth upgrading…
